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I eventually wound up using the cut tool. Cut the mitre off,delete the section and then use the fit tool.

It means a manual tidy of the first wall you change, but after that it is fairly quick.

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I'm having a ball with the software, apart from the house design I've built a (very basic) free standing wood fire with chimney and dismantled an internal door to make it open.

Is there anywhere I ...

Thanks for this, it is omne of the most useful instructions I've come across

On thing that I'm not clear on yet is how we handle the points where rooms overlap and their walls make a Z instead of a ...

Here is a link to DesignWorkshop Hints & Tips page: click on the "Making Your Own Tiled Textures" link for what you are after:

http://www.artifice.com/tips.html

Good luck

~Steel Shade

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That sounds like good advice, but how do I give the line thickness? If the wall I trace is 150mm, the model needs to show that. But the tool doesn't seem to offer that possibility. When I use the obje ...

Sorry...I am a little rusty.
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You sound like you know what you are doing and yopu've been around however, so here's another newbie question.

I have been trying to work in 2 D to get a plan vi ...

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Topic: Use a 2D plan of the house in design workshop
rlmrdl Replies: 7 Views: 25109	Forum: DesignWorkshop Discussion Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 3:14 pm Subject: Thanks Petur
rlmrdl Replies: 7 Views: 25109	I eventually wound up using the cut tool. Cut the mitre off,delete the section and then use the fit tool. It means a manual tidy of the first wall you change, but after that it is fairly quick. ...
Topic: Contributing Objects
rlmrdl Replies: 1 Views: 8111	Forum: DesignWorkshop Discussion Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 3:40 pm Subject: Contributing Objects
rlmrdl Replies: 1 Views: 8111	I'm having a ball with the software, apart from the house design I've built a (very basic) free standing wood fire with chimney and dismantled an internal door to make it open. Is there anywhere I ...
Topic: Use a 2D plan of the house in design workshop
rlmrdl Replies: 7 Views: 25109	Forum: DesignWorkshop Discussion Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 12:37 am Subject: Use a 2D plan of the house in design workshop
rlmrdl Replies: 7 Views: 25109	Thanks for this, it is omne of the most useful instructions I've come across On thing that I'm not clear on yet is how we handle the points where rooms overlap and their walls make a Z instead of a ...
Topic: starting to get lost in the details
rlmrdl Replies: 3 Views: 17429	Forum: DesignWorkshop Discussion Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:17 pm Subject: starting to get lost in the details
rlmrdl Replies: 3 Views: 17429	Here is a link to DesignWorkshop Hints & Tips page: click on the "Making Your Own Tiled Textures" link for what you are after: http://www.artifice.com/tips.html Good luck ~Steel Shade ...
Topic: Combine Objects
rlmrdl Replies: 2 Views: 11334	Forum: DesignWorkshop Discussion Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 10:12 pm Subject: Polyline tool
rlmrdl Replies: 2 Views: 11334	That sounds like good advice, but how do I give the line thickness? If the wall I trace is 150mm, the model needs to show that. But the tool doesn't seem to offer that possibility. When I use the obje ...
Topic: Newbie needs help pls
rlmrdl Replies: 6 Views: 14818	Forum: DesignWorkshop Discussion Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:46 pm Subject: Working in 2D first
rlmrdl Replies: 6 Views: 14818	Sorry...I am a little rusty. G You sound like you know what you are doing and yopu've been around however, so here's another newbie question. I have been trying to work in 2 D to get a plan vi ...